True or False American History Questions

Question

The processing for passing bills into law at the state (General Assembly) and local (County Council) level is more similar than different.

Both the U.S. Congress and the Maryland General Assembly are both bicameral legislative bodies.

Both the U.S. Congress and the Maryland General Assembly are both bicameral legislative bodies.

A bicameral legislature is a form of checks and balances and keeps this branch of government form obtaining too much power.

Answer 1

The processing for passing bills into law at the state (General Assembly) and local (County Council) level is more similar than different. True

Both the U.S. Congress and the Maryland General Assembly are bicameral legislative bodies. True

Both the U.S. Congress and the Maryland General Assembly are bicameral legislative bodies. Same Question as the one above

A bicameral legislature is a form of checks and balances and keeps this branch of government from obtaining too much power. True

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